The Best Flooring Companies

Sunday, March 26th

2023 Flooring Company Reviews

Home Depot

Home Depot has everything you could want from a flooring retailer: thousands of choices, an easy-to-navigate online store, and affordable, fast delivery options. No matter what kind of flooring you need, from bamboo to tile, you'll find it here. Home Depot provides all of the information necessary for a successful DIY install, but they're happy to connect you with professionals if your project gets out of hand. Plus, a generous 6-month return policy lets you take your time. Home Depot earns our highest rating among flooring stores.

Lowe's

Lowe's comes in as a close second when it comes to buying your flooring online. With affordably-priced options across every imaginable floor type - hardwood, tile, vinyl, carpet and more - you'll get the products and the information you need for a successful installation. A 90-day return policy and professional install options give you wiggle room too. And, a price match guarantee ensures that you'll get the best prices on the flooring you want.

Wayfair

Wayfair's selection of home goods is impressive, including their options for flooring. Most flooring items ship for free, and a 30-day return policy with no restocking fees is a nice plus. Shopping the site for flooring isn't as intuitive as other retailer sites at first, but once you get to the product category you need, it's smooth sailing. Wayfair continues to be a reliable, affordable source of flooring materials for every project.

Build Direct

Build Direct makes it extremely easy to get the right tile, vinyl, hardwood or laminate flooring for your next project, including free samples delivered overnight. While they don't stock many of the industry's most recognized brands, you'll still find plenty of options - along with one of the most generous return policies on the market. As long as you're looking for something besides carpet (which they don't carry), Build Direct is a great choice for flooring.

Menard's

Menards carries a very broad range of flooring products, from traditional hardwood and laminate to specialty types like exercise and garage styles. Their options tend to be affordable, and helpful buying guides walk you through all the considerations for getting the right fit for your room. However, many flooring choices are only available for in-store pickup, so if you don't live in one of the 14 states where Menards has a brick-and-mortar presence, you might be out of luck with this retailer.

Fast Floors

Fast Floors has been around for over two decades, providing flooring across a wide range of brands and styles. While their prices are comparable to other retailers', the site makes it hard to find what you're looking for. Plus, strict return policies and a high minimum order requirement keep Fast Floors from earning a higher rating.

Simple Floors

Simple Floors focuses mostly on hardwood flooring styles, with a limited selection of vinyl, laminate, and carpet options. Their website continues to be difficult to use, with broken links to important information like their return policy and FAQ. Because of their limited selection with few brands to choose from and lack of improvements to their site over the years, Simple Floors remains at the bottom of our rankings.